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Also a BSOD always has an error that tells you the 'exact' problem occurring, did y'all not write it down?
I didn't have the chance, cause it doesn't even stay on that screen for a second.
Edit: KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE
QR code is crossed out, so I couldn't use that.
-5800X3D
-RTX 4080
-32GB @ 3600Mhz
if its a game issue then everyone would be having it.
its your pc.
I've installed the game on Battle.net and that doesn't crash when I exit the game.
Any ideas?
The game is exiting fine too with B.Net Launcher (no BSOD when exiting the game).
But with same PC, it's exiting with BSOD when started with Steam.
I requested for a refund as that's not something related to requirements of computer but to their adaptatation of the game without launcher.
Those who don't face the issue are lucky ones, and others like me just have to pray for someone from their technical team to reproduce the issue on their computer if we wan't to be read....
Good luck!
Thanks for sharing. Hopefully it'll get fixed soon.
This specific BSOD isn't caused by games, it's caused by outdated drivers, faulty hardware or corrupted system files. Run SFC/DISM, make sure all your hardware is properly seated & running fine (use benchmark tools to stress test them) and update all your drivers. Most likely if it's a hardware issue then it's specifically your RAM, you may need to test different sticks and/or replace them entirely.
As a last resort you should try resetting your OS entirely. This specific BSOD can not be caused by games, but rather your own PC.
I've already ran scans and verified system and game files. All my drivers are up-to-date.
Per your suggestion, I removed the ram and installed both sticks again. Also ran WMDT. No errors.
(Just a quick note, no OC's on anything).
If this isn't caused by the Steam version, then why is this the only game that does this? Like I said; it closes normally on B.net.
I'd argue Cyberpunk is a more demanding game, with the new expansion even more so and I have no issues running that game. It never crashes, it never goes to bsod unlike Diablo on Steam.